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Large sculptures of ancient Roman art:

Ancient Roman Large sculptures are different from international Greek sculptures and are famous for their aesthetic or decorative characteristics. This is because Roman art is not about being beautiful, but about making a deep impression. It aims to awe and impresses other countries with its charm and sense of power. Portrait busts show a serious and determined emperor; Large sculptures embossed show historical events, such as Roman legions winning battles or holding official ceremonies; equestrian statues put the emperor on a saddle. There are no female nudes and no statues of mythological figures. Rome Large sculptures aim to promote the power and majesty of Rome, not to amuse the intellectuals. However, the following conditions should be kept in mind: First of all, almost all the best sculptors working in Rome are Greeks.

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The development of Greek art Large sculptures:

Greek art Large sculptures, therefore, seemed to have a double impact on Rome, first indirectly through Etruscans, and later directly through the shipment of Greek originals to Rome and the creation of replicas and imitations by Greek artists for the Roman market. Throughout the empire, the influence of Greece continued. Most sculptors of this period seem to be Greeks, copying and imitating Greek Large sculptures and reliefs constitute a considerable part of their activities. However, in addition to these works that are Greco-Roman style in nature, other monuments expressing Roman ideas were created. The term Roman Large sculptures are usually used for the imitation of these models rather than Greek models. The most important categories of such monuments are historical reliefs, carved into monuments used to decorate military victories or other important events, as well as portrait statues and busts.

Roman soldier marble statue